through the recent amazing diplomatic acrobatics of offering and then snatch- ing back the Aswan Dam aid, which led to Britain's withdrawing her far smaller offer, and finally, when Cairo's swift riposte followed, by backing up the stand of the French and British governments with what people suspect to be-in spite of the bracing official communiqués-a good deal of half- heartedness. There was nothing halfhearted about the talk in the House of Commons, where the members, who had their suitcases packed and were all but out the door when the crisis came, squeezed the Suez debate into the last day and then adjourned until October, with the understanding that they would be recalled if necessary On the whole, the debate, before packed gallerIes of ambassadors, peers, and the anxious public, all sitting tense in their pattern of light summer colors above the sober Parliamentary scene, was notable for its restraint and all-party solidarity. The evacuation of British forces from the canal zone and the new policy toward Egypt had been Sir Anthony Eden's particular responsibility, but the nearest thing to criticism of the fact that his efforts have not paid off as hand- somely as was expected was a mild ref- erence by one of the Opposition speakers to the failure of the Government's "elaborate policy of appeasement." The "Suez rebels," a group of Tories who have been predicting trouble with Nasser ever since Britain did what they angrily denounced as a "scuttle" from her watch post on the Canal, were also surprisingly restrained. Mr. Galtskell's speech, which someone later described as "the speech of a first-rate Conserva...J tive ForeIgn Secretary," apparently struck some of the rather taciturn flock sitting behind him as being just that; at any rate, about fifty Labour mem- bers, including the Bevan wing have complained irately that their leader did not consult the Party before he squared them up so uncompromising- ly behind the Government. Even more surprisingly, Labour's old leader Her- bert Morrison squared right up behind Galtskell in the best speech he has made since he left the Front Bench. The Conservatives cheered him lustily. Sir Winston Churchil1 was in his corner seat, craning forward so as not to lose a word of the speeches, but he was silent, as is now, alas, his custom. In a debate like this one, the sight of his stocky, unbelievably mute figure was strange and tantalizing. Even with- out Churchill, it was a remarkable de- 95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · Beverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................. ................................................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. buys this wonderful VEAL CUTLET DINNER at all these famous restaurants HERE'S WHAT YOU GET: MAYAN 16 W. 51st St.-Rockefeller Plaza Soup du Jour, Fruit Cup or Chilled Juice Breaded "Milk Fed" Veal Cutlet with T ornato Sauce HOLLAND HOUSE 10 Rockefeller Plaza ENGLISH GRILL AND CAFÉ FRANCAIS Lower Plaza-Rockefeller Center Spaghetti Milanese and Garden Salad Dessert or Cordial OYSTER BAR Lower Lev Grand Central Terminal UPTOWN: PEACHTREE 1215 Madison Ave. at 87th St. Fine service, excellent food de. lightful surroundings - here's a meal you won't soon forget. All restau rants serve generous drinks, too, in their distinctive cocktail DOWNTOWN: lounges. Won't you ioin us for CAFE SA VARIN dinner tonight 120 Broadway OPERATED BY EST. PENN STATION- SA VARIN ARCADE 1864 SUß5CRJPTION ßLANK I TH N \\'l YORK R 25 WEST 43R.D STR.EE T NEW' YORK. CITY 36 N. Y. Please enter my subscription to your magazIne for 01 YEAR; 02 YEARS. My remittance is enclosed. u. S. and Possessions 1 year-$7.00; 2 years-$12.00 Canada, Latin America } and Spain 1 year- 8.00; 2 years- 14.00 Other Foreign I year-IO.OO; 2 years- 18.00 Subscribers ordering a change of address are requested to notify us at least four weeks in advance and to give us their old address as well as the new Please include postal zone numbers for both addresses NAME, ADDR.E,SS (P lease nc lude postal zone number)